VIDEO: COVID-19: Children’s centers close, sport leagues ban spectators

Radio Taiwan International
Date: 06 March, 2020
By: Jake Chen

COVID-19: Children’s centers close, sport leagues ban spectators. (CNA Photo)

COVID-19: Children’s centers close, sport leagues ban spectators. (CNA Photo)[/caption] The government’s Central Epidemic Command Center has published a set of guidelines designed to contain the transmission of COVID-19. The new guidelines are set to impact everything from indoor playgrounds to professional sports matches through at least the end of the month.

On a normal day, this indoor children’s play center in Taipei would be full of kids and parents. But the outbreak of COVID-19 means that centers like this one have to shut their doors until the end of March.

This comes as Taiwan reports that several people have tested positive for COVID-19 despite no recent history of visiting or staying in hospitals. Experts suspect these people were infected in public places.

The government’s Central Epidemic Command Center has responded with a set of new guidelines that take aim at large gatherings and seek to prevent the kind of crowding in public places that may lead to further transmission.    [FULL  STORY]

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